Macon & Birmingham Railroad v. Revis
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action for damages. Before W. T. Tuggle, judge pro hac vice. City court of LaGrange. June 19, 1903.
1Opinion of the CourtTurner, J.
The plaintiff helow, in support of his contention that the defendant railway company was liable to him in damages for the negligent killing of his horse, introduced testimony which tended to establish the following state of facts: The horse was killed in a cut, some ten feet deep, at a point on the railroad track 590 feet below a crossing, “ on an up-grade.” A few moments before the train .by which the horse was killed approached this crossing, he was seen “ standing about thirty feet from the track; ” and when the train reached the crossing, the horse “ jumped on the track at the mouth of…
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